{"id":399,"date":"2007-10-12T11:06:28","date_gmt":"2007-10-12T16:06:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.artloversnewyork.com\/zine\/the-bomb\/2007\/10\/12\/chieftaylor-mckimens\/"},"modified":"2007-10-16T19:00:24","modified_gmt":"2007-10-17T00:00:24","slug":"chieftaylor-mckimens","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.artloversnewyork.com\/zine\/the-bomb\/2007\/10\/12\/chieftaylor-mckimens\/","title":{"rendered":"~CHIEF MAG\/TAYLOR McKIMENS\/MAYA HAYUK\/CORY ARCANGEL\/PAPER RAD\/MATT FURIE\/KIERSTEN ESSENPREIS"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nPHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAGAZINE<\/a><\/p>\n

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artlovers cherry picks CHIEF MAGAZINE, as of: OCT 12, 2007:<\/p>\n

FIRST UP: TAYLOR McKIMENS – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #9<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: STEPHANIE PORTO \/ PHOTOS: ERIN LYNN WELSH
\n . . . what it’s like to grow up and wanna be an artist – in the southern USA (cultural) wasteland and border towns (of COLORADO & ARIZONA) – where, even after you’ve grown up & come to understand contemporary art goes on past Andy Warhol<\/em> – your acclaimedcomic book – ‘THE DRIPS’ – still weirds out your family!!!
\n . . . a quote from the interview: “I know there’s a lot people from New York that grew up with being exposed to art and their parents used to take them to museums and stuff. But all I really had was weird paintings of cactuses and coyotes…”
\n . . . bye the way, that’s GALLERI LOYAL – not<\/em> ROYAL – in STOCKHOLM.
\n . . . 2 nice pix of TAYLOR – but super GREAT, as in g-r-e-a-t !! photos of his work !!
\n . . . here’s a few samples:<\/p>\n

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\nTAYLOR McKIMENS\/PHOTO: ERIN LYNN WALSH\/COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY TAYLOR McKIMENS\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY TAYLOR McKIMENS\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

GET THE REST of THE INTERVIEW & PIX: here !<\/a><\/p>\n

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NEXT UP: MAYA HAYUK – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #9<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: RYAN GAJEWSKI \/ PHOTOS: TOD SEELIE
\n . . . “WHEN SHE was a kid, MAYA HAYUK as obsessed with RECORD COVERS . . .”
\n . . . “I GREW UP in Baltimore, but since my parents were from the UKRAINE, studying the language, making crafts, going to summer camps…”
\n . . . “I WANTED to be involved in everything, was super into school , and obsessed with time travel, parallel universes…”
\n . . . the interview flails at intervals & is overly long – but make it thru midpoint and there are some interesting comments about BARNSTORMERS – by this artist – whose work we first saw an atm summer show (2006) curated by TAKA KAWACHI – see: Art Lovers Photos 2006-09-26\/row 8<\/a> – and who had one of the best drawings in the JAN 2007 BALLPOINT DRAWING SHOW – curated by RICH JACOBS at CINDERS, see: Art Lovers\/THE BOMB<\/a>
\n . . . here’s a few samples of the photos & art work: <\/p>\n

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\nMAYA HAYUK\/PHOTO: TOD SEELIE\/COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY MAYA HAYUK\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY MAYA HAYUK\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

GET THE REST OF THE INTERVIEW & PIX: here !<\/a><\/p>\n

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NEXT UP: CORY ARCANGEL – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #9<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: A.P. SMITH & ED ZIPCO \/ PHOTOS: ED ZIPCO & COURTESY CORY ARCANGEL
\n . . . “ON A Wednesday afternoon, Cory invited us to his studio in Brooklyn to talk art, computers, comedy and sports…”
\n . . . “I MOVED into the city in 2000. So I’ve been here almost eight years, which is crazy. It seems like a week, or like a couple of months ..”
\n . . . it’s kind of a real boy thing talk – but it turns very serious and informative at every corner – its SUPER (MARIO) FUN TO READ !!
\n. . . P.S. – “PERMANENT VACATION” was the name of a very early & now very famous, JIM JARMUSCH Indie Film, from the early 80’s – back in the day!
\n . . .here’s a few samples of the great pix that accompany the quick paced interview:<\/p>\n

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\nCORY ARANGEL\/PHOTO BY ED ZIPCO\/COURTESY\/CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY CORY ARCANGEL\/”sans.. simon”\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

FOLLOW THE CHAT & GET THE REST OF THE (GREAT) PIX: HERE !<\/a><\/p>\n

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NEXT PICK: PAPER RAD – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #8<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: UNACCREDITED \/ PHOTOS: ED ZIPCO, ADAM BEEZER, PAPER RAD
\n . . . “WHEN WE planned for this interview, we half expected Paper Rad to give us animated .gifs as answers to our questions. And that would have been fine…”
\n . . . starts out with …”how did you guys meet” . . . quickly gets to …’Let’s animate a website” … but not before the amazing reminder that they all met before the Internet existed (!) …to “Touch-Dog” .. “East Coast Vibe” .. and the “FAKE BOOK” !! MOMA and the MoMA security guards.
\n . . . “BEN: ‘We’re like the caretakers of this dog but the dog is totally out of our control. I mean , we’re .. I don’t know.'”
\n . . . “JACOB: ‘Well, no, I mean, other people can walk the dog.'”
\n . . . NUFF SAID !! – read on ….. super read – & – super, as in SUPER G-R-E-A-T PIX of Paper Rad at their recent MoMA performance & lots of great as in SUPER G-r-e-a-t pix of their artwork !!
\n . . . here’s a few<\/em> samples of the pix:<\/p>\n

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\nPAPER RAD at MoMA\/PHOTOS BY ED ZIPCO\/ADAM BEEZER\/COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY PAPER RAD\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nARTWORK BY PAPER RAD\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

GET THE REST of the COLORFUL BIO & PIX: here !<\/a><\/p>\n

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MATT FURIE – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #8<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: UNACCREDITED \/ PHOTOS: UNACCREDITED
\n. . . “MATT FURIE has exhibited in San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles and abroad … ”
\n. . . “Here we talk about toys, cartoons, music and his girlfriend…”
\n. . . they meet thru FECALFACE>COM, and he listed ns to The KNIFE … interesting story; great, great illustrations & photos.
\n. . . here’s a few samples of the pix & illustrations:<\/p>\n

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\nMATT FURIE\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK\/ILLUSTRATION BY MATT FURIE\/PHOTO COURTESY:CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nARTWORK\/ILLUSTRATION BY MATT FURIE\/PHOTO COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

FOLLOW THE story and dig the rest of the illustrations: here !<\/a><\/p>\n

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last but not least, KIERSTEN ESSENPREIS – CHIEF MAGAZINE – ISSUE #8<\/strong>
\nINTERVIEW: UNACCREDITED \/PHOTOS: ERIN WELSH
\n. . . “HAILING FROM the suburbs of Chicago, Kiersten now lives in Brooklyn…”
\n. . . it’s a good narrative, a little melancholy – just like the work. Good Q & A – REALITY CHECK ! – maybe ? though not necessarily – for every young artist… who comes to conquer New York.
\nKIERSTEN definitely marches to a different, though strikingly – inner directed … drum roll!<\/p>\n

here’s some pix:
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\nKIRSTEN ESSENPREIS\/PHOTO BY ERIN WELSH\/COURTESY\/CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nART WORK BY KRISTEN ESSENPREIS\/COURTESY: CHIEF MAG<\/a><\/p>\n

read her story & check out more pix of her work: here !<\/a><\/p>\n

if you didn’t catch the link to her website – on which she collaborated with her brother, she never does give him a name – he does the web work\/she does the drawing – then – here’s a 2nd chance – www.youfail.com <\/a> – don’t miss it – !! it is strange & wonderful !! in a funny kind of way – it’s sort of – the EXTREME polar opposite of Paper Rad!<\/p>\n

and, . . here’s the artlovers report on her recent (Spring 2007) 2 PERSON SHOW with JOHN ORTH
\nat CINDERS – artlovers PHOTO REPORT: 2007-06-07<\/a> – scroll down to ROW 11 !!!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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